Assuming you are just using the binary provided, follow the instructions in the README file excpet you are using the Mac binary instead of the Linux binary:
If your operating system is Windows, Mac OSX, Linux or Solaris, move the appropriate file a directory
in your path, perhaps renaming it to rdseed. For example, if your operating system is Linux and you
want to put it in /usr/local/bin, the command would be:
cp -p rdseed.rh6.linux_64 /usr/local/bin/rdseed
If you do not have a /usr/local/bin, you can put it in yourSACHOME/bin file, and if sac is in your PATH, rdseed will be as well.
On Jul 30, 2014, at 2:42 PM, Gregory (Greg) Brenn wrote:
Hi,
I'm installing rdseed on Mac OSX 10.9.4, to read .SEED files into SAC. Following instructions in the README file, I am having trouble making rdseed executable. Here's what I've done thus far.
1. Requested/Downloaded rdseed from IRIS. Unpackage the tar file-- makes new subdirectory /rdseed5.3.1 on Desktop. I rename directory to /rdseed.
2. Currently, my /sac folder is in /usr/local. I copy the mac executable into /usr/local/rdseed with command:
$ cp -p rdseed.mac.x86.64 /usr/local/rdseed
Then, when trying to run rdseed, the command isn't found. My guess is that the $PATH to rdseed wasn't set. If so, what's the last step to set the path, so that I can run rdseed from terminal -bash? This will be extremely helpful, as it'll help me understand how to set up environments for future software.
Thanks,
Greg
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